In a busy clinical setting, which element of the holistic model of gerontological care is most in danger of being overlooked?
A) Gratification
B) Risk reduction
C) Comfort
D) Physiological balance
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Optimal health of older adults rests on the degree to which the needs for physiological balance, connection, and gratification are satisfied. There is the risk in busy clinical settings that the less tangible needs of gratification and connection can be overlooked.
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